Local Meigs County Marriage Licenses Reported
In Meigs county last week Frank Siders 26 and Fre da May Ohlinger 21 of Middleport. Isaac M. Cochran 69 of Spiller and Ida Johnson 43 of Racine. Clarence King 21 of Racine and Gertrude Wiggins 18 of Pomeroy issued licenses. Also a quip about crime in newspapers and a Santa joke conclude the item.
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Meigs County
Frank Siders
Freda May Ohlinger
Middleport
Isaac M. Cochran
Spiller
Ida Johnson
Racine
R. D
Clarence King
Gertrude Wiggins
Pomeroy
Local Births Reported in Pomeroy and Surrounding Areas
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones of Laurel Street Pomeroy Wednesday. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roush of Gravel Hill Midleport Wednesday. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sprouse Middleport Tuesday. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Saunders of Monkey Run Pomeroy June flowers etc.
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Harvey Jones
Laurel St
Pomeroy
Leo Roush
Gravel Hill
Midleport
Chas. Sprouse
Middleport
Vesper Saunders
Monkey Run
Zier and Leimback Wed in Vermilion Nuptials
George Zier son of Mr and Mrs J Zier of Pomeroy wed Misa Ola Leimback of Vermillion after visiting his parents. She had been top seller of war savings stamps in Erie County. They will live in Vermillion. James Church Rutland township prominent citizen dies at 75 after illness. He leaves wife and several children including George Church Rutland and Dr N B of Pomeroy. Conductor Otto Stanley suffers broken ribs in Langsville mishap.
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George Zier
James Church
Rutland Township
George Church
Rutland
N. B
Pomeroy
Ted
Athens
FB. McFarland
Bert Taylor
Otto Stanley
Langsville
Harrisonville Store Tale Of Upholstery And Pants Still Recalled
W A Race recalls the bygone Harrisonville shop days when occasional customers lay on cloth for pants outlines as his wife chalked the markings. The vignette evokes a small town craft scene long gone.
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W. A. Race
Harrisonville
County road laid out in Rutland township survey
County surveyor Bryne outlines a new road in Rutland township from Pimner Bingham's ford through his land to Mrs Holt's farm. The route branches with forks toward George Carson's land and toward Lee Smith's house, in response to local demand.
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Bryne
Rutland Township
Pimner Bingham
Mrs. A Holt
Ons Fork
George Carson
Lee Smith
Pomeroy News Squirts Update on Local Notables
Mrs John Frazier travels here to support her ailing mother Mrs George Rubenstall. Sergt Will Lowery of Camp Sheridan Ala returns home briefly due to grandmother illness. Edward J Kelser of Carapolis visits his sister Mrs W P Wisecarver. Attorney Bradbury recovering from illness. Frank Wippel, formerly of the city, dies at his daughter Mrs Barbara Oeffler’s home. Wilbur Mees of Columbus visits his parents Abe and Mrs Mees for several days.
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Pomeroy
John Frazier
George Rubenstall
Will Lowery
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Bny
Edward J. Kelser
Carapolis
W. P. Wisecarver
Bradbury
Frank Wippel
Barbara Oeffler
Wilbur Mees
Columbus
Abe Mees
Stevens Wiseman wedding attended by Sisson pair
Mr and Mrs Fred Sisson attended the Stevens Wiseman wedding in Parkersburg. The groom formerly lived in Rutland and is now an engineer on the B and C. Mr and Mrs Mace have let a contract for a new bungalow on Second street near Main. Baptist services are held in the public school while the church awaits completion.
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Middleport
Fred Sisson
Parkersburg
Rutland
Mace
Second Street
Main
War Department casualty list tallies 6178 names
Washington December 19 1943 casualty lists show 6178 names with 164 killed in action 86 died of wounds 21 died in accidents 2 died in aircraft accidents 65 died of disease 281 wounded severely 1605 wounded degree undetermined 1371 wounded slightly and 545 missing in action Ohioans listed include KIA Horace Bussey Homer Lawson Richard Herrell Chance Lady Adam Pyles Died of wounds Albert Brank Lawrence Daugherty Chester Deardorf etc. The report enumerates many officers and enlisted men from Ohio towns such as Wheelersburg Columbus Lancaster and Akron with full names.
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Washington
War Department
Freeport
Paul Gollas
Cleveland
Robert Morse
Swanton
Harold Schierloh
Cincinnati
Chester Willis
Ironton
Eugene Senger
Elmwood Place
Joe Matuisk
Toledo
Paul Lawrence
Dayton
Frank Anson
Karl Bricker
Medina
William Brill
Ostego
Leo Friedman
Waco
Bennett Fuller
Akron
Russell Steward
Nelsonville
John Storch
Tom Sanage
Oral Smith
Adelphi
Howell Williams
Cyril Morgan
Chester Noell
James Richards
Steve Rosenbach
William Landis
Columbus
Donald Barnes
Shyvester Barnes
Barnesville
William Wendt
Haler
Andrew Huffman
Creston
John Breeze
Harry Menson
James Saunders
Warnest White
Wellsville
Athens Opera House Price List for Dec 21 Event
Prices listed for night and matinee shows at Athens Opera House on December 21. Night tickets 25c 35c 50c with matinee 15c 25c 35c. tickets available at McKee Drug Co. Matinee at 2 PM and night performance at 8 PM.
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Athens Opera House
McKee Drug Co
McKee’s
Local list of names and towns across Ohio and nearby states
A long roster of individuals with associated towns including Gilbert Young of Osborn, Robert Smart of Willoughby, Leo Wilson of Delaware, Frank Andranko of Lakewood, and many others. The fragmentary text lists dozens of persons tied to cities like Cleveland Akron Toledo Youngstown and Mansfield with scattered notes such as Missing In Action at Walter Byard. The passage reads like a civic or organizational register of names without a clear single event context.
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Walter Hatton
Fayettesville
Howard
Wellington
William Power
Mancester
Arch Rodell
East Liverpool
Clarence Sandy
Gibsonbure
Harry Wenning
Cincinnati
Ralph Baum
Toledo
Glen Dyarman
Big Prairie
Frank McKenzie
Conneaut
Wiliam Crawford
Alliance
Clovis Jeffers
Cleveland
Carl Alexander
Bluffton
George Carr
Prospect
William Brandwie
Yorkshire
Ray Gourley
Lakewood
Evan Morgan
Athens
Favel Popham
Flat Rock
Frank Murphey
Maunl Raashler
Herbert Morse
James Pollock
Woodsfield
Howard Trowbridge
Union Furnace
Floyd Warlemount
Fayetteville
Robert Barker
New London
Dan Fay
Roundhead
Harvey Geiger
Irogate
John Hunt
Emmett Eddy
Shreve
Berbert Martyn
Gus Nagel
Robert Hirchsner
Norwood
Robert Bratton
Dayton
Patrick Downs
Lawrence Alexander
Covington
Thomas Curry
Columbus
George Newland
Alger
John Sigler
Mt. Vernon
Howard Medley
Stockport
Arthur Plautz
Chardon
Fred Ream
Waynesboro
Phillip Walsh
Arence Bumbarger
Wilbur Decker
Richwood
Charles Bauman
Nathan Cowen
Youngstown
Edd Cozart
Kenton
Shavia Dorio
Wooster
Fred Duve
Akron
A. J. Fernfield
Hamilton
Charles Hart
Fernwood
Merfort Lewis
Blue Creek
George Weadry
Frederisckburg
Manuel Silva
Oxford
Frank Klembek
Chillicothe
Roy Stackhouse
Kessington
Peter Cok
Chicago Junction
Cloyd Albert
Melnore
Norman Bradley
Berea
Harold Carpenter
Summerfield
Harold Ducat
North Baltimore
William Gray
Amsterdam
William Matheny
Hudson
Clarence Smith
Galton
Samuel Scott
Aaron Funk
New Philadelphia
Carl Baum
Ashland
William Brewer
Middletown
Maurice Fenner
Spencerville
Hiraondo Wellman
Lawrence Burman
Ft. Jennings
George Buell
Mansfield
Jesse Morris
Paul Likhart
Newcomerstown
Elmer Gentry
Miami
Harry Shepard
Henry Judge
Jesse Dunfee
Key
John Cropper
California
Edward Schenk
Sandusky
Wellsie Tracey
Jamestown
Emmett Davis
Canesville
Charles McGowan
Hanging Rock
Anthony Parillo
Girard
Walter Reynolds
Brickhaven
John Russell
Niles
Leroy Linn
Charles Mack
Norwalk
Thomas Weaver
George Hayman
North Randall
Hilbert Cermak
Charles Krebs
Hillsboro
Otto Hocker
Greenville
Albert Duprey
Canton
Leslie Motecalf
Bucyrus
Uric Harper
Jerusalem
James Dylan
Portsmouth
Vernon Saylor
Payne
Max Berger
Leo Kennedy
Fred Cole
Warren
Howard Carner
Marion
Dennis Hill
Deshler
Marion Hooper
Haviland
Steven Sophis
William Wise
Thomas Prince
James Wilson
Lem Morrison
James Virgil Anthony
Alvin
George Steubenville
John Higgins
Carmen Terry
Arthur Dopslar
Guy Brown
Watertown
Harry Barth
William Timms
Jessie
Marion Kalupa
Haroll Turner
Coshocton
Ralph Myers
Piqua
Gilbert Young
Osborn
Robert Smart
Willoughby
Leo Wilson
Delaware
Frank Andranko
George Schmilloer
Miller City
Charles Bedenheimer
Arthur Bean
Guysville
Ray Kime
Berlin Center
Ient
Henry Cutter
Painesville
Frank Gruenhoff
Ray Saltsman
Harry Morgan
Massalon
Everett Davia
Middleport
Roy Connolly
Roy Morris
John Lacket
Dorset
Pete Morello
Frank Kryeh
Clarence Caricorn
Walbridge
Guy Clark
McArthur
Charles Fox
North Auburn
Samuel Kerper
Fred Kuhr
Guy Sutton
Roy Allen
Massilon
Joe Lickham
Louis Schneider
Calvin Webb
Eaton
Andrew Glenn
Cambridge
Harley G. Lauters
Joe Testa
Boyd Wright
Logan
Richard Dunham
John Kearney
Thomas O'Neill
Vincent Pietszak
Rolie Roach
Anna
Jonh Bonfiglio
Fred Buck
Walter
Byard
Russell Howard
Fair Point
Adalbert O'Donnell
Petter Owens
Springfield
Vernon Wilkinson
West Richfield
George Pickal
Elmer Reynolds
John Richiowak
Wayne Murch
Abram Irvin
Charley Bumgardner
Pomeroy
Samuel Gatto
Earnest Givens
Bellaire
Fred Rosebrick
Jewell
Albert Stoneman
Chargin Falls
Roy White
Emerson
Charles Warren
Coal Grove
Robert Lindsay
John R. Lowry
Carbondale
Neil Prousgerd
George White
Robert Kuntzman
Fred Heilman
A Smart School Dress Pattern for Girls 6 8 10 12
A comfortable easy-to-make school dress pattern suitable for serge corduroy tabardine voile crepe plaid and mixtures. Blue serge with tan satin or braid finish. Sleeve options elbow or wrist length. Pattern offered in four sizes with material estimate and mail order details.
Letters From Men In Service
A letter from Charles Murray of Headquarters Co. 113 F. A. Somewhere In France dated Nov 16 1918 to Mrs. Ernest Murray recounts mail delivery, a gas school assignment, and front-line experiences at Verdun St Mehiel and Argonne. He recalls mustard gas, shells, horse injuries, and sleeping in wet conditions during bombardment while noting Yankee resilience.
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Ernest Murray
Charles Murray
Verdun
St. Mehiel
Argonne
Murray
Glove Offer Promises Wide Selection and Durability
Retailer advertises serviceable gloves in a wide range of sizes and prices to ensure customer satisfaction with long wear and reliable performance.
New Blanket Shipment Boosts Christmas Gift Options
Beacon notes a timely delivery of blankets in various patterns and colors. The write up praises quality and affordable pricing, suggesting blankets as thoughtful gifts for feminine friends and relatives along with small garments as practical presents.
Red Cross Home Service Expands to Norway
The American Red Cross announces a new Home Service program in Norway to assist local residents with health and welfare needs, expanding outreach and support networks for families and veterans in the region.
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American Red Cross
Norway
Local Social Notes and Tragic Death Report
Mrs. Mary Spear of Stewart visited with her grandparents E. A. Durant and wife. Miss Blanch Light traveled to Athens to visit her sister Mrs. J. J. Henry. Rev Warren L. Taylor son of Dr C B Taylor of McArthur was killed by a train in Canton on December 3. he previously lived here and his father pastored the Presbyterian church.
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Mary Spear
Stewart
E. A. Durant
T. R. Phillips
John Poston
Blanch Light
Athens
J. J. Henry
A. D. McPherson
Ettie Barnhart
Rockland
Presbyterian Church
Chronic Constipation and Habit Change Advice
An article advises chronic constipation stems from bad habits and urges correcting routines for a permanent cure. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy, agreeable remedy available for a quarter while habits are being adjusted.
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Chamberlain’s
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